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Arlington Career Center | 816 S. Walter Reed St. | Arlington, VA | 22204

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Groundbreaking
School News
Groundbreaking
Bella Weslow, Staff Reporter • June 12, 2024

On May 16th, 2024, a monumental event occurred for the students and staff of the Arlington Career Center. At 2 pm, students and teachers left...

Latinas Leading Tomorrow at ACC
Clubs & Extras
Latinas Leading Tomorrow at ACC
Lary Renderos, Guest Reporter • June 12, 2024

Let’s zoom into the bustling hive of activity that is ACC (let's throw some props to our extracurricular buffet: from frisbee to D&D, there's...

Op Ed: A Call for Accelerated Learning in APS
Op Ed
Op Ed: A Call for Accelerated Learning in APS
Joseph Sparks, Guest Reporter • June 12, 2024

Dear Arlington Public Schools, As I prepare to begin my education at Princeton University next fall, I often look back and consider the impact...

Op Ed: Let’s Expand Restorative Justice in Virginia
Op Ed
Op Ed: Let’s Expand Restorative Justice in Virginia
Zack Dabrowski, Staff Reporter • June 12, 2024

Dear Barbara A. Favola, In one month, I will have graduated from high school and be ready for the next stage of my life. When I look back...

Acme Pie Company
Community & Beyond
Acme Pie Company
Zack Dabrowski, Staff Reporter • June 12, 2024

Acme Pie Co., located barely a block from the school, is one of the only pie shops within Arlington - and it’s also the best. Walking towards...

Scholarly Solutions

Scholarly Solutions

The quarter is about to end in less than two weeks and people are already starting to see grades from their teachers. You can already see the summative and formative assessments piling on. The end of the quarter is the time when most kids start stressing even more than usual. If you need some advice about school, listen up, because here are three:

  • Use an agenda. This might sound basic but you will be grateful when you need to keep track of everything that you need to do. It can help to know when due dates are and how much work you have to do each day. Having an agenda has helped me and so many others manage responsibilities.
  • Don’t worry if you fail one quiz or assignment. One grade doesn’t define your whole success–success comes in all shapes and forms. It’s more important to learn what you’ve done wrong.
  • Take advantage of the new policy for summative retakes because they’re a big part of grades. I have taken most retakes in math, but remember all of the classes offer chances for improvement. Taking advantage of these opportunities would help you be proud of your grade before Quarter 1 ends.
About the Contributor
Cobi Kromash
Cobi Kromash, Staff Reporter
Cobi Kromash is a junior at Arlington Tech, dedicated to ASL and the Early Childhood program. He has gathered many different tips and tricks in his academic toolbox over the years and contributes to a regular column on school success.